A specifically configured gardening implement including an arced extension between the handle and the tool component. Such an implement permits greater versatility and facilitates typical gardening operations without losing any tool-using capabilities. Such an arced extension leads from a standard elongated, straight handle to the edge of a tool component, providing an ergonomic disposition of the tool in relation to the handle itself. In such a manner the arced extension allows for greater reach from a standing position, as well as the ability to adjust the actual handling of the overall implement to different angles without the need for uncomfortable and/or possibly. harmful repositioning by the user, as well. The inclusion of different tool components within the base handle/extension structure are also encompassed within the invention.

The present application relates generally to storage devices, and specifically to a combined shovel and storage device for backcountry or all-terrain use comprising a shovel blade and a complementary portion, whereby the shovel blade and the complementary portion are configured to releasably secure together thereby defining a hollow space for storage therebetween. The combined shovel and storage device further includes a shovel shaft, wherein the shovel shaft is of a dimension that can be stored within the hollow space for storage, and wherein the shovel shaft contains a first end with a shovel handle and a second end opposite the first end configured to releasably secure to the shovel blade. Also disclosed is a method of using a combined shovel and storage device to shovel earth, snow, water, or any combination thereof.

The present application relates generally to storage devices, and specifically to a combined shovel and storage device for backcountry or all-terrain use comprising a shovel blade and a complementary portion, whereby the shovel blade and the complementary portion are configured to releasably secure together thereby defining a hollow space for storage therebetween. The combined shovel and storage device further includes a shovel shaft, wherein the shovel shaft is of a dimension that can be stored within the hollow space for storage, and wherein the shovel shaft contains a first end with a shovel handle and a second end opposite the first end configured to releasably secure to the shovel blade. Also disclosed is a method of using a combined shovel and storage device to shovel earth, snow, water, or any combination thereof.

An omnidirectional tool handle that may be optimized for users with different hand sizes is described. The tool handle may include a curved body with various recesses and protuberances, associated with different usage motions. The tool handle may include various user interface features. The tool handle may be coupled to various tools or implements.

An omnidirectional tool handle that may be optimized for users with different hand sizes is described. The tool handle may include a curved body with various recesses and protuberances, associated with different usage motions. The tool handle may include various user interface features. The tool handle may be coupled to various tools or implements.

Provided is a system and method for a hand tool with a plurality of quick release work heads. The hand tool includes a handle having a socket having a first longitudinal axis and an inner cavity extending rearward from an open distal end, the inner cavity having a first non-circular cross section transverse to the first longitudinal axis, the socket further having a quick release transverse to the first longitudinal axis, the quick release releasably disposing a locker transversely across a portion of the inner cavity. The hand tool also includes at least one work head having a second longitudinal axis and a shaft having a second non-circular cross section concentrically conforming to the first non-circular cross section of the inner cavity, the shaft further having a locking groove transverse to the second longitudinal axis and disposed to engage with the quick release locker when the shaft is disposed within the socket of the handle. An associated method of use is also provided.

In the presented solution, a garden tool includes a handle and a tool part, which handle is attached to the tool part to constitute a pulling handle. Then, the garden tool is mainly used by pulling from its handle. The handle includes an operating part which is grabbed when using the garden tool and a connecting part to attach the handle to the tool part. Between the operating part and the connecting part, there is an angle such that the axial direction of the operating part differs from the axial direction of the connecting part. The connecting part is further attached into connection with the tool part such that the connecting part is able to rotate around its axial direction in relation to the tool part.

In the presented solution, a garden tool includes a handle and a tool part, which handle is attached to the tool part to constitute a pulling handle. Then, the garden tool is mainly used by pulling from its handle. The handle includes an operating part which is grabbed when using the garden tool and a connecting part to attach the handle to the tool part. Between the operating part and the connecting part, there is an angle such that the axial direction of the operating part differs from the axial direction of the connecting part. The connecting part is further attached into connection with the tool part such that the connecting part is able to rotate around its axial direction in relation to the tool part.

A pole has an upper end and a lower end. A blade has a forward surface, a rearward surface, a central section, a left side section, and a right side section. Hinges couple the left side section and the right side section to the central section respectively. A converting assembly facilitates movement of the pole and conversion of the blade between a first orientation for digging/lifting and a second orientation for snow pushing. housing is secured to and extends rearwardly from the central section. A pivot pin couples the lower end of the pole to the housing. A block is slidably received within the housing. A left linkage assembly couples the left side of the blade to the block. A right linkage assembly couples the right side section of the blade to the block.

A pole has an upper end and a lower end. A blade has a forward surface, a rearward surface, a central section, a left side section, and a right side section. Hinges couple the left side section and the right side section to the central section respectively. A converting assembly facilitates movement of the pole and conversion of the blade between a first orientation for digging/lifting and a second orientation for snow pushing. housing is secured to and extends rearwardly from the central section. A pivot pin couples the lower end of the pole to the housing. A block is slidably received within the housing. A left linkage assembly couples the left side of the blade to the block. A right linkage assembly couples the right side section of the blade to the block.